I'm not sure if they originated this pattern but I like how Claude Code introduces new features with tips.
Notes on way too many hours spent agent coding over the holidays.
I am working on adding a feature to Tarn where I can type @@ and it will pop a list of content in my blog I can link to in markdown style. This is an idea borrowed from Obsidian for easily reference...
After hitting my head against a few different open source Swift text editor implementations, I ended up settling on a webview with a Monaco in the Swift app. The syntax highlighting isn't exactly how...
I've been working with Claude Code to build a tool to help me write in this blog. I've historically used Cursor to write in MDX and Claude Code to help build and wire up custom Astro and sometimes...
I've seen coding agents refuse or avoid writing comprehensive tests because they claim "most tests are passing" or "90% is great coverage" even when prompted to do something like "fix the tests" or...
I probably would have switched off of Nix for system management, but with Claude Code, any problems I run into are as good as solved.
That part of it though, I think is where, for lack of more precise language, people get stuck. It's like, again, I watch you use Cursor, it's like you're literally, it's like you're just nudging the...
In pushing the envelop in building a large project likely with a coding agent, I am coming around to the need for a structured task management system, whether it be Linear or beads or similar.
I commonly use an and/or approach when writing, both for people and language models. At some point (I can't remember exactly when), I switched to doing the following, for language models only: and /...